I've looked through the doc's so assume it's so obvious I can't see it!

But how do I get the path/link to the album art for display on a control page?
If it's a refreshing URL what does it link to???
I bet it's real easy and I just can't see it!!!

autolog wrote:If your Cover Art Folder (specified in the Plugin Config) is for example /Library/Application Support then the refreshing image URL is specified as:
file:///Library/Application Support/autolog/squeezebox/12345678/coverart.jpg where 12345678 is the Indigo Device ID of your particular player you want to show the cover art for.
pocster wrote:I know you're preparing for an Indigo 7 version but a a few suggestions if I may:
pocster wrote:Realtime time remaining for track would be great i.e. a countdown from track length in seconds to zero .
pocster wrote:When a sequence ends (say) 3 of 3 ; artist name and 3 of 3 should be cleared or something - could probably set a trigger up for this TBH.
pocster wrote:When again! say 3 of 3 ends and play is selected it plays the third track again; should it not go back to 1?
poster wrote:... So to do it the way I want I would need a 'start from beginning' icon? (i.e. start from 1st track; rather than just 'play'?)
poster wrote:.... But I'm guessing I can't clear those (or set them to my own desired string) on a trigger for 'album ended' or similar???
autolog wrote:poster wrote:... So to do it the way I want I would need a 'start from beginning' icon? (i.e. start from 1st track; rather than just 'play'?)
You can setup an action: AutologSqueezebox Actions > Player Raw Command > <YOUR PLAYER DEVICE> > Edit Action Settings > playlist index 0
This will set the player back to the start of the playlist. So you could setup a Control Page button to run this action.
poster wrote:.... But I'm guessing I can't clear those (or set them to my own desired string) on a trigger for 'album ended' or similar???
No, I will look at the an addition for the Indigo 7 version.
jay (support) wrote:Second countdowns don't work very well through remote clients anyway - we don't do refreshes in Indigo Touch that quickly so second countdown end up only really updating every several seconds. While pushing those kind of updates quickly on a local network isn't a big deal, once you start going through a reflector it becomes more of an issue. There are a variety of ways of making this better, but the issue really doesn't come up that often so it's pretty low in terms of priority.
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